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Alacrity
S: Eagerness, willingness, readiness, enthusiasm, fervor, keenness, haste
Sen: We want to move on with alacrity, and put a stop to improper conduct while it’s still going on.
A: Unhappy, unprompt
D: Alacritious-adj unalacritous-adj, Alacritiously-adv
R: Lacrity, Lackluster, Allegro
Astute
S: Intelligent, bright, smart, acute, adroit, quick, sagacious, wise, crafty
Sen: Jeff was an astute investor, he never posted a loss.
A: Stupid, unintelligent
D: Astutely-adv Astuteness-N
R:
Beguile
S: Charm, enchant, hypnotize, seduce, mesmerize, deceive, cheat
Sen: She was beguiled by his beauty, she couldn’t pay attention to anything else.
A: Repel, dissuade, disgust,
D: Beguilement-N Beguiler-N Unbeguiled-Adj Unbeguiling-Adj
R: Wile, Bewilder, Outwile, Gull
Consecrate
S: Holy, sacred, devote, reserve, ordain
Sen: The bishop had consecrated two cathedrals in his time, making them officially in business.
A: Condemn, damn, plague, jinx, desicrate
D: Consecratedness-N Consecrator-N Consecratory-Adj
R: Sacral, Sacred, Sacrament, Sacramental
Dilatory
S: Slow, tardy, unhurried, sluggish, lazy
Sen: He had been dilatory in appointing a solicitor, it had taken him several months.
A: Alacrite, hurried, intelligent
D: Dilatorily-Adv Dilatoriness-N
R: Delamination, Delegate, delectation, delegation
Engender
S: Cause, induce, instigate, foment, incite
Sen: His works engendered considerable controversy, causing many riots.
A: Degender
D: Engender-N Engenderment-N Unengendered-Adj
R: Gender, genealogy, generate
Insolent
S: Impudent, cheeky, ill-mannered, rude, audacious, contemptuous
Sen: Dan is very insolent, he will never accept the fact that he is wrong.
A: Mannered, Polite
D: Insolence-N Insolently-Adv
R: Solicitous, obsolete, console, dissolute, soluble
Lascivious
S: Lewd, Lustful, salacious, dirty
Sen: His lascivious jokes are not funny, they are offensive to women.
A: Proper, Clean
D: Lasciviously-Adv Lasciviousness-Noun
R: Lusty, lustful
Obsequious
S: Serville, sycophantic, fawning
Sen: An elderly gentleman surrounded by obsequious heirs, willing to take over whenever needed.
A: Arrogent, assertive
D: Obsequiously-Adv Obsequiousness-N
R: sequence, suitor, sequential
Sanctimony
S- bigitory, deception, mockery, dishonesty
Sen: He santimouniously talks about putting his family first, because it is right
A: Honesty, sincerity
D: sanctimoniousness-adj, sanctimoniously-adv, sanctimonious-N
R:saint, sanity, sane
Visage
S: aspect, expression
Sen: He had an angry visage after his long commute
A: Disguise, mask
D: Visaged-Adj
R: Visual
Voluble
S: Verbose, wordy
Sen: she was as voluble as her husband was silent, it was rather annoying.
A: Quiet, Silent,
D: volubility-N Volubleness-N
R: Volume, Revolver
Voluble
S: Verbose, wordy
Sen: she was as voluble as her husband was silent, it was rather annoying.
A: Quiet, Silent,
D: volubility-N Volubleness-N
R: Volume, Revolver
Visage
S: aspect, expression
Sen: He had an angry visage after his long commute
A: Disguise, mask
D: Visaged-Adj
R: Visual